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you will notice the streets are (5) (spot) . Not a single piece of rubbish litters the ground.
spotless
When in the new part, there is a different, more (4) (vibe) atmosphere.
vibrant
two: the modern part and the (3) (history) part.
historic
They instantly make you feel at home. Although it can be a little (2) (tourist) in places,
touristy
Madrid is my favourite city in Europe. The people are so friendly and(1) (welcome).
welcoming
work. It really (5) it home to you how important it is to have transferrable skills and speak spanish.
brings
nothing to (4) home about I know! London is really expensive
write
It’s a small school, with big classes and low pay. I think I’m(3) home about £600
taking
I got a part-time job teaching English. Not ideal but at least it’s something I’m at home (2) .
with
Well, as I come from a big city, it’s like a home from (1) , busy and exciting. I love it here.
home
Witnesses claim they saw a man driving away in blue car. The thief is believed (5) away in a blue car.
to have driven
Friends report Marsh is ‘deeply upset’.According to friends, Marsh (4) be deeply upset.
is reported to
Some expensive scripts are missing?Some expensive scripts are thought to (3) .
be missing
Intruderentered when Marsh was on stage (we believe). weekend. The intruder is believed (2) the actor’s apartment when Marsh was acting on stage.
to have entered
People say Terry Marsh, famous actor, was the victim of a break-in. It (1) that Terry Marsh, the famous actor, was the victim of a break-in at the weekend.
is said
‘Well, don’t come into my shop again!’ warned the shopkeeper.(warn/come)
the shopkeeper warned the man not to come
‘I’m not going to pay for it,’ said the man.(refuse/pay)
the man refused to pay for it
‘Well I suggest you pay for it.’(suggest/pay)
the shopkeeper suggested that he pay/ paid for it
it’s true but I promise you it was on the floor,’ said the man. (insist/find)
he insisted that he had found it on the floor
‘You just stole that apple,’ accused the shopkeeper. ‘Well, yes, I took the apple, it’s true but I promise you it was on the floor,’ said the man.                  The man (1) (admit/take) the apple but
admitted taking/that he had taken
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